ruminate (Meaning)

Wordnet

ruminate (v)

chew the cuds

reflect deeply on a subject

Webster

ruminate (v. i.)

To chew the cud; to chew again what has been slightly chewed and swallowed.

To think again and again; to muse; to meditate; to ponder; to reflect.

Webster

ruminate (v. t.)

To chew over again.

To meditate or ponder over; to muse on.

Webster

ruminate (a.)

Alt. of Ruminated

ruminate Sentence Examples

  1. The philosopher spent hours ruminating on the nature of reality.
  2. The loss haunted her thoughts, and she couldn't stop ruminating on it.
  3. The scientists ruminated over the data, searching for patterns and insights.
  4. The artist's mind ruminated on the colors and textures that would bring her vision to life.
  5. The student ruminated on the difficult concept, trying to make sense of it.
  6. The elderly man ruminated on the memories of his long life.
  7. The therapist encouraged her client to ruminate on their feelings and experiences.
  8. The writer ruminated over the plot, searching for the perfect resolution.
  9. The yogi sat in meditation, ruminating on the present moment.
  10. The gardener ruminated on the best way to nurture his plants and bring them to bloom.

FAQs About the word ruminate

chew the cuds, reflect deeply on a subjectTo chew the cud; to chew again what has been slightly chewed and swallowed., To think again and again; to muse; to med

study, consider,ponder, contemplate, entertain, debate, analyze, explore, review, mull (over)

slight, disregard, overlook, overlook, slight,ignore, disregard, ignore, reject, dismiss

The philosopher spent hours ruminating on the nature of reality.

The loss haunted her thoughts, and she couldn't stop ruminating on it.

The scientists ruminated over the data, searching for patterns and insights.

The artist's mind ruminated on the colors and textures that would bring her vision to life.